2.3l exhaust
#2
removing the cat is illegal and stupid, it sounds like ***, you'll throw a code, lose power and did i mention its illegal?
get a flowmaster 40 series muff or similar, they have a very nice sound
i've got one, nice rumble at idle and not ricey when you get on it
if you want performance and sound....go with a magnaflow
btw: use the search function....we get noobs asking to remove the cats at least once a week and they all get the same answer and it would have saved you the time it took to post this ridiculous thread
get a flowmaster 40 series muff or similar, they have a very nice sound
i've got one, nice rumble at idle and not ricey when you get on it
if you want performance and sound....go with a magnaflow
btw: use the search function....we get noobs asking to remove the cats at least once a week and they all get the same answer and it would have saved you the time it took to post this ridiculous thread
#4
check my youtube i have a 09 2.3l witha 40series flowmaster street muffler.
it sounds really good unless you rev it in park and it redlines at 3 grand lmao. and its not raspy in person it had only been on truck for 10min.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLTq3ymnmwc
it sounds really good unless you rev it in park and it redlines at 3 grand lmao. and its not raspy in person it had only been on truck for 10min.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLTq3ymnmwc
#6
Removing the cats is illegal, and will throw a code, so you won't pass emissions inspection; and you'll raise a noticeable stink wherever you drive. Just don't do it.
One pretty decent exhaust system is a Gibson "sweptside" which is available in either "aluminized" or full stainless; it sounds nice without being raspy or "ricey" and the "aluminized" version is pretty well affordable.
Regards,
Gene
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